Before the church was built, the congregation 'borrowed' a Reverend and used the space at St. Paul's Lutheran Church
The church was completely destroyed by a fire in 1916. The congregation used Town Hall until the church was rebuilt in 1920. The process took longer than expected due to the war restricting materials.
In 1981, the future of the church was analyzed and deemed safe to use.
The congregation successfully petitioned to the provincial government to have the church deemed a heritage site.
